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Rich Gannon explains that he knew he wasn't the most talented Quarterback so he made the decision to never let anyone outwork him
“I had some really good role models of what it meant to be a hard worker. I think the key to my success, I wasn’t the most talented. I wasn’t the biggest. I wasn’t the strongest. I didn’t have the greatest arm. But I was convinced not to let anybody outwork me.”
“When I came to the Raiders in ’99, that was really my philosophy. That was really my mindset. I thought that was what was going to help me help this team and this organization the most. Coming in and being passionate, dedicated, tough, gritty.”
“Nothing ever came easy for me. Especially early in my career, I never felt like I got the opportunity that I really deserved. It really wasn’t until late in my career.”
“I was probably 33 years old when Al Davis and Jon Gruden gave me that opportunity. I remember sitting in Jon’s office. He said, ‘You want to do this?’ I said, ‘Yeah.’”
“He said, ‘We’re either going to succeed together or we’re going to fail together, but we’re going to do it together.’”
Rich Gannon explains that he knew he wasn't the most talented Quarterback so he made the decision to never let anyone outwork him “I had some really good role models of what it meant to be a hard worker. I think the key to my success, I wasn’t the most talented. I wasn’t the biggest. I wasn’t the …
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